Ashley Burkе is your average next-door girl. She lives with her boyfriend, loves her work and secretly fancies her boss.
When Ashley loses it all through no fault of her own, well, apart from snogging her boss and getting caught by his fiancée, she needs to act fast to find a new job. A lucrative vacancy comes her way – a spot on a popular day-time TV – but there is a catch. It's a cookery spot and Ashley can’t cook to save her life.
Can learning to cook burn your heart?
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“Like a late night, post-pub cheeseboard or the final few drops of Rosé, it will prove mighty hard to resist.”
PRAISES FOR POT LOVE:
“I feel like exploding with how much I love this book. I almost didn't want to read the last few chapters because I wasn't ready for it to be over. I feel like I made a new best friend and visited England, without ever leaving my house.
If this book were a movie, it would be the biggest romantic comedy of the next five years, and I'd be first in line to pay my $10 for a ticket and $20 worth of popcorn and soda.”
“Great characters, interesting plot line and wonderful writing bringing it all together! Well worth the read. Kind of hoping for a sequel.”
When Ashley loses it all through no fault of her own, well, apart from snogging her boss and getting caught by his fiancée, she needs to act fast to find a new job. A lucrative vacancy comes her way – a spot on a popular day-time TV – but there is a catch. It's a cookery spot and Ashley can’t cook to save her life.
Can learning to cook burn your heart?
BestChickLit.com
“Like a late night, post-pub cheeseboard or the final few drops of Rosé, it will prove mighty hard to resist.”
PRAISES FOR POT LOVE:
“I feel like exploding with how much I love this book. I almost didn't want to read the last few chapters because I wasn't ready for it to be over. I feel like I made a new best friend and visited England, without ever leaving my house.
If this book were a movie, it would be the biggest romantic comedy of the next five years, and I'd be first in line to pay my $10 for a ticket and $20 worth of popcorn and soda.”
“Great characters, interesting plot line and wonderful writing bringing it all together! Well worth the read. Kind of hoping for a sequel.”
